National Wear Red Day
On #NationalWearRedDay I didn’t just wear red to support the women who suffer from heart disease and stroke, the No. 1 killer in women and which played a major role in my … Continue readingNational Wear Red Day
Crafting narratives, creating connections
On #NationalWearRedDay I didn’t just wear red to support the women who suffer from heart disease and stroke, the No. 1 killer in women and which played a major role in my … Continue readingNational Wear Red Day
After craving roasted crab and garlic noodles from Crustacean San Francisco for several days and nearly driving to SF last weekend for take out, I decided to make my own. … Continue readingRiesling with Roasted Crab and Garlic Noodles
My eyes are filled with tears today as Kamala Harris makes history. Today, I’ll rock my Chuck Taylors (of course they are orange because that’s my fave color!), pearls, black … Continue readingChucks and Pearls
Happy New Year!!! I couldn’t find a New Year’s Eve restaurant menu in Napa Valley that I was crazy about so I pieced together a get-the-hell-out-of-here-2020 spread to go with … Continue readingNew Year’s Eve Party of One
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas whether you spent it solo, like me, or with family and friends. I ordered a fabulous Christmas Eve prime rib dinner for two … Continue readingSolo Christmas 2020
Assuming you’re watching ESPN’s The Last Dance and caught episodes 3 and 4 centered around Dennis Rodman, I’ll share with you my story of hanging with Dennis in Las … Continue readingMy Last Dances with Dennis Rodman
Yountville, here I come! July 30 marked my four-year anniversary of moving to Rutherford, yet my focus was not on celebrating with a glass of wine from the Rutherford AVA … Continue readingGoodbye Rutherford
Sadly, a dog died on a United Airlines flight this week after a flight attendant ordered a passenger to put her pet carrier containing the French bulldog in an overhead … Continue readingDog dies after United flight attendant puts it in overhead bin
I never hesitated to believe Natasha Stoynoff when I first read that she was the People reporter who accused Donald Trump of forcing himself on her in December 2005. Natasha’s unsettling, first-person account now … Continue readingI Believe Donald Trump Accuser Natasha Stoynoff
Close your eyes and visualize this: A toothpick that swallowed a lemon. Now open them and you will see how I see myself, which is why I have decided to … Continue readingBye, bye belly